. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jan 1.

Published in final edited form as: Clim Change. 2015 Jul 1;131(2):307–320. doi: 10.1007/s10584-015-1381-7

Table 1. Research Design and summary statistics of variables.

A. Outcome variables	Description	Frequency table
A. Outcome variables	Description	Decrease	Same	Increase

Rainfall	Reported change in rainfall	50%	42%	8%

Temperature	Reported change in temperature	20%	45%	35%

Flood frequency	Reported change in flood frequency	59%	27%	14%

Cold season duration	Reported change in the cold season duration	42%	43%	15%

Cold season strength	Reported change in the cold season strength	45%	40%	15%

B. Other variables of interest	Description	Descriptive statistics
B. Other variables of interest	Description	Mean	SD	Min	Max
Age	Age of the interviewee	36.98	16.17	16	85
Sex	Sex of the interviewee	Male=54% Female =46%
Village Treatment After	Village where the interviewee lives Treatment group (0=Control; 1=Treatment) Interviewed before (0) or after (1) the intervention

C. Schedule	Date
Baseline Survey	July – December 2008
Intervention: Workshop in treatment villages	May –June 2009
Post-intervention Survey In control villages In treatment villages	April – June 2009 July–September 2009
Follow-up: Workshop in control villages	September – November 2009

D. Sample size	Control	Treatment
Villages (n=12 total)	6	6
Individuals (n=424 total)	350	74

Note: For all the outcome variables: −1=decrease; 0=same; 1=increase. All information refers to changes since the age of childhood (i.e. decade after birth).